
Residential and ADU
Most schedule loss happens in plan check, not on site. We prepare complete submittal packages, track corrections, and coordinate the fire, health, public works and utility clearances that quietly hold projects for months. This is permit expediting done properly: expediting the parts of plan check that can be expedited, and telling you honestly which parts cannot.
Every required submittal item checked before intake.
Filed with the correct jurisdiction and department sequence.
Responses coordinated across consultants in one cycle where possible.
Clearances, fees and permit issuance tracked to completion.
Tell us the address and what you want to do with it. You get a written answer on whether it works, what it will roughly cost and what approvals it needs.
First review commonly runs four to eight weeks for residential and six to twelve for commercial, with each correction cycle adding two to six weeks. Complete first submittals are the single biggest lever on that timeline.
A permit set carries what the jurisdiction needs to approve code compliance. A construction set adds the detail, specifications and coordination a builder needs to price and build accurately. Skipping the second one is where change orders come from.